The name of the artist is George Catlin (1796-1872). The picture, depicting traditional dress, provides the opportunity to study the culture and clothing of this Native American Indian woman. The name of the Native Indian woman in the picture is Tow-ée-ka-wet, a Cree woman painted in 1832. The picture of her raises different points of interest which increase knowledge and understanding of Native Indian tribes:

Native Americans invented their own pain reliever. The active ingredient in Aspirin (and other versions) was known to Native people for centuries and is an acid compound that can be found in 15-20 species of the Willow Tree.